Zelensky says US deadline to end Russia-Ukraine war by June, talks eyed in Miami
Zelensky says US deadline to end Russia-Ukraine war by June, talks eyed in Miami
Zelensky says Washington wants a June end to the war as trilateral talks could be held in Miami amid ongoing energy infrastructure strikes.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said the United States wants the war with Russia to end by June, with talks between Ukraine and Russia potentially taking place in the United States, possibly in Miami, next week. Ukraine has confirmed its participation in the trilateral discussions, though there has been no immediate comment from Washington or Moscow. Zelensky noted that the Americans have proposed that the two negotiating teams meet on US soil, a move that could signal a new phase in international mediation after the Abu Dhabi talks ended without a breakthrough and with no clear timeframe for an agreement. He added that the US hopes to resolve remaining sticking points, including issues surrounding territorial concessions, ahead of the summer deadline, and warned domestic US factors could influence the timeline.
